Will you host a little monster’s party and help support sick children?

Join us for Trick or Treat 2024 and raise vital funds. 

Trick or Treat is celebrating a monstrous 24 years in 2024, proudly supported by MiWadi! Our wonderful supporters have been donating to help sick children by doing something they love – dressing up and having a spooktacular party. 

Join in the Little Monster Mash and host a Halloween party. Whether in your crèche or school, your home, or even in your workplace, you can raise funds for the sick children in Children’s Health Ireland hospitals and urgent care centres at Crumlin, Temple Street, Tallaght and Connolly. Wherever you host it, you can have some frightful fun that will change the lives of children like Méabh. 

Meet Méabh 

Méabh was a perfectly healthy little girl. She met all her milestones, was very active, and never complained of a pain or an ache. However, she did have a bump on the top of her head that didn’t feel right to touch. The bump was first noticed when she was a year old, and her doctors initially felt that it was just the shape of her head and nothing to worry about. 

However, her parents had a gut feeling that it didn’t feel right. During a routine developmental check for her little brother, Séan, and little sister, Sadhbh, an X-ray revealed something abnormal. 

Read more about Méabh's story here.